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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03
DOAN BE ERSHAME'

Nickerdemus went at night time fur ter heah de Sabyour talk, Doan' yer be too proud. fur de gre't days CT coming wuz erfeered de Scribes an Farersees might critumcize his walk Doan yer be too proud fur dc gre't days CT comin'. He blebed down in his buzum dat de prophets toll de truf, Doan yer be too proud, fur de gre't days CT comin'- An wanted Marster Jesus fur ter nail an clinch de proof Doan yer be too proud, fur de gre't days CT comin'. He hankered fur de blessin's O de eberlAstin' Doan yer be too proud. fur de gre't days CT comin- But de sly ole polertician didn't want his 'pentance known, Doan yer be too proud. fur de gret days CT comin'. He wanted Christ ter bless i'm, but ter keep It in de shade, Doan yer be too proud, fur de gre't days CT comin- So it wouldn't hurt his standin' in de wicked boa'd O trade, Doan yer be too proud, fur de gre't days CT comin'.
 Den stan up brabely an answer ter
 yer name
 Sing CT read de law, Moses, an David
 play CT tune;
 Turn yer back on de worl' an doan yer
 be ershame,
 Sing or take de holy medicine frum
 out de holy spoon. Now femme tell yer sinner, dat yer's actin mighty wrong, satan's got his eye on de weakness O de flesh Ter mix CT sinful whistle wid CT hallelujah song. Satan's got his eye on de weakness O de flesh. Elf yer hopes ter eat de leben bread yer mus not eat de p;e, satans got his eye on de weakness O de flesh Dat is seasoned wid decepshun an is fla vored by CT lie, Satan's got his eye on de weakness O de flesh. Ter may fool de men and wimmen, an de chil. lun O de Ian. Satan's got his eye on de weakness O de But you cannot fool de captain O. de Jordan ribber ban Satans got his eye on de weakness O. de flesh. He's CT readin' O yo' conshunce like CT preacher readin print Satan's got his eye on de weakness O de flesh An will puf you inter torment like de win CT blowin lint, Satan's got his eye on de weakness O de flesh.
 Den stan up brabely an answer to yo'
 name
 Sing CT read de law, Moses an David
 play CT tune;
 Turn yer back on do worl' an doan yer
 be ershame;
 Sing CT take de holy medicine rum
 out de holy spoon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03
THE CHEAPEST.

"ls this Joe Bullockf" the Judge asked.
 "Yas, sah, dat's my namc," replied an old negro who had Just been brought Into court.
 "Wcll, Mir. Bullock, the grand jury has found an indictment against you for bigamy. Arc you ready for triAlS"
 "Oh, yas, sah rsady ernutf fur trial, but dean know nuthin' bout bigamy. knowa dat ain't Nllus homes, an rccollecks dat I'so been drunk CT few times an dat fell rum grace In do church wunst, but ncbcr knowcd bcfo' dat wuE CT bignmy."
 "lt meana,' said the judge, "that you have more than one wife"
 "Oh. Is dat it2 Wall, sah, reckona l'se dat man, but whnt right dc gran ju'y got ter come tindin' CT 'dlotment ergin mc2"
 "Under the law, Mir. Bullock. you have committed penitentiary of- fensc"
 "Wall, dat Is sho'ly cnia. maird CT lady down yan In Souf klina an libed wid her CT laung time an wus CT good husband ter her, an don 1 comes ober yerc-'
 "And married again." the judge suggested.
 "Yaa, sah, dat's whut l dor,c, but femme tell yer, 'twan't bcrcaxc 1 want ter bre'k dc law, but bccaze it wns cheaper"
 "Cheaperl" the judge exclaimed. "Wbat do you mean by cheapcrf"
 "W'y, sah. l foun' dat it would be cheaper ter Inair ergin den tar sen back tor Bout Kllna attev mcr wife. Emily Rose--dat's mcr wiie's name, sah sorter fat, yalIer lady. an lImpa CT little bit wid her lef foot, she do. 1 say dat Emily Itose toie inc i0 lrf' ter bc cz cheap ez could. 'Joc, scx she, want yer ter bc mighty kecrfIl O yer money, an wen yer think yer kaint erford CT thing, wy honey, doan yer do it. Take my 'vice an ygr'ii ses dat luck gwinter run yo' way Wall, sah, alter 1 come yere an sortsr knocked erroun erw'ilc, got ter tbinkID' wndder it would bc better ter sen back alter Emily Rose ur mair CT lady yere, sR 1 'cludcd dat ! better mair yerc, 'vidiR could git er cheap lady. l foun' CT lady, 1 did, dat wuz cheap, an 1 inaird her. An now de law hop up an say didn' do right. Do yer speck de law ter know mo bout my bizness den does1 thought de law wuz fur de pertecksbun O cy pus- son. I didn't know dat 1t 'yised him ter do dat w'ut cost de mos money. How do de law know how much money ken crford ter spcn'S Would de law ruther see mo spen' all msr money CT fotchin' CT wife yere an, den not hsb no money ter git her nothin' ter eat wid stter got her ycre, UT see me mair CT lady w'ut is already yere an den hab money erBur ief' ter rent CT house sn put some meal s1 meat in itS'
 "Mr. Bullock, you virtually plead guilty, si... it ;s therefore shs,so.=.sTy to sppoint lawyer to defend you. If you throw yourself upon the mercy of the court, you will be let of with the slightest possible punishment, ono year in the penitsntisry."
 Look yere, jedge, dat ws'nt do, 'caze wen come out bof dem women win done be shaped. Jedge, 1t ain't gwine Dsber do ter sin CT lady CT years start q CT man. Ef yer doss, ds mans dun lef' sho. Halter go7 Den go,- bye ter dem wiEos o' miue.s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03
LIMNINGS.

"It has been discovered" remarked a man to a friend, "that eighty per cent. of the suicides in this, country are committed by Germans"
 "Yes, and it is rather strange. You knew Whetely, suppose?"
 "Yes."
 "For many years he contemplated suicide, but he hadn't the moral cour- age. He prayed and even tried to nerve himself with whisky, but could not face the ordeal. He finally suc- ceeded."
 "Got the moral courage, eh?"
 "Yes, he studied German. Hadn't proceeded very far until he hanged himself"
 On board a railway train in Illinois. A man takes a seat beside a pleasant looking old gentleman and soon begins a conversation.
 "I am going down to Springfield" l" says the man, "to bullrag old Oglesby into pardoning one of my clients. Blast him, he may not want to, but I think that I have got the heels on him. Confdentially speaking, am consid- erable of an Anarchist. I naturally lean toward the class get my living from, you bet. Old Oglesby may think that he's safe, but he ain't. If he knew what do he'd quake in his boots You are farmer, presume" :"
 aNo."
 ~What business are you in?"
 @I am Governor Oglesby."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-12-03

"But how?"

"But how2"
 "Wall, sah, I went obcr dar yistidy ebenin' bout de time thought dat mer wife had done cleaned up de supper things, an wen Igot dar she ailus wuz CT perlite lady-she axcd me ter set down an eat CT snack. wuz so anxious ter see her dat didn't eat nothin' flo l lef' home, an I sot down, I did, an drawed or billed ham up ter mo an had gunter make mer po' wife Joy her se'f--fhr dar's nuthin' CT lady likes mo den ter sec her husban' eat-w'e 'en 'Squar Watson he come out In dc kitchen, he did, an tole me ter git outen dar. Tole me, sah. flat footed tole inc ter git right out. Oats whut he done, sah, an l ken prube 1t by CT lady dat doan lie bout CT little thing. Tole me ter git outen de house-shovcd de ham away an ordered mo out"
 "Then what did he say to your wife?"
 "Didn' gay nuthin' ter herr"
 "But how did he abuse herr"
 "Didn' l dun tole you dat he showed de ham erway2"
 "Yes, but was that abusing herr"
 "Look we're, is 1t possible dat yerse'f doan know de fine lines O dc human feelin'? Doan yer know dat wen CT lady wants ter sec her husban' eat an some pusson comes CT shovin' dc vid- ults erway, dat 1t hurts CT fcclin's? Ain't you been In s'ciety ernuf ter know dat CT lady likes ter see-oh, dar ain't no use'n talkin' ter CT white man, fur da's all standin' tergeder er- gin de nigger. Huh, 1t gwlne take many CT year ter cibilize desc w'ite folks till da un'crstans de fine lines O de human feelin'?"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

Louis clubs WIS play cd at Washing
ton park, Brooklyn, todsy. There
were 10000 spectators Tno weather
was very chilly When the teams ap
peared OH the field they received
welcome and enthusiastic plsudits
in turns, although il looked as
though the people rather favored the
League team. As Brooklyn is an
association club, this sign could not
be accounted tor, except III eNpIana
ton that perhaps the townsmcn were
not altogether pleased that tie St.
LOUIS men should have attained such
pronounced lead in the race with
their fellows. The spectators were
not altogether satisfied, for the game
in large nil GRITTY of innings WAS OF
u mechanical order. Ii ever this
term, "it was u pitchers battle"
could be appropriately used it
was in today 3 game. The
fielding errors were so un
important that of seven runs made,
six were earned runs The one error
that counted was made by Deacon
White at third in the seventh inning.
The score wa: st. Louis, B; Detroit,
Base hits-Sr. Louis; Detroit, 5.
Errors, ST. Loul., +; Detroit, b.
Batteries, st. Louis, Carutners and
Bogle.
Detroit, Conway and Bennett
oTnEK GAMES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, TEXAs, OCT. Is, 1887.
GALVESTON NOI rs.


BOtlt IN III II
press Fruit OF me sea The Miss
Ing Schooner
GALVESTON, Oct. II W, NJ. Ed
wArdy, The scout journalist, who re
Gently created such excitement in the
City Of Mexico 10y attempting to kill
the proprietor Of saloon, is well
known in Galv, ston, rs ne repre-
scented the News here seversl years
since He mad several escapades, in
which his "little piston figured ex
tens,yely, but no damage resulted.
a very poweriul'compress is being
pl0c in position Mt Taylor. The
press, which will be the most power
lul in the south, will shortly be
placed in operation.
The oyster dealers report large
and growing trade with Kansas CRY
rnd ether points in Missouri since
theinauguration OF the fast through
express train.
There are still no tIdings of the gov
crumcut lighthouse tender, the
schooner Miguonette, which WAS
driven 10 sea from BlaZos Santiago
during the hurricane On September
Fl, snu The prevailing impression is
that the vessel and all hands
have been lost. In this
connection the Evening Tribune says:
at may not be Rmis5 TO inquire ifthe
EOvcrnn eut has made thoroue b
search for The missing captain. The
revenue cutter DIX, 1t is true, did
mako a cruise dOWu the coz =, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

word c6mbats on horseback. Other
features OF the "circus proper are the
marvellous performances OF the gigan
tic herd OF elephants, including the
laughable act of sid, the almost hu
man elephantiue clown; and the exhi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

Hfcna1Exhibition Of live Stock.
Races on track.
Eight p, m.-Grand display OF fire
works, in which will be given an eX-
act representation of the Falls of Nj
agars, with all of its grandeur Of roll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

DALLAS, Oct, l4.--About O'Clock
tonight fire broke out in DuGy's
foundry aud consumed the building
and destroyed the machinery Loss
$4,000. Insurance Eight
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

Potent is the spell OF love. There
is an unspoken language in the mean
Ing eyes and the involuntary motion
OF hand. But better than the witch
cry OF such influences Is the use of
Morris Cascsrine, a reliable home
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15
BASE HALL.
THE BROWNS WIN.

NEW \ DIRK, Oct. 1.-THE first game
in the east for the worlds champion
ship between the Detroit aud St.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

BALTIMORE, oct. If Washington
T. Baltimuic4.
PHILADELPHIA, oct Athletics
1, Philadelphia 6.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

This powder never varies. marvel OF dpc Sl
ty, strength and wholeg oneness more eso al.
onloal than the ordinary kinds. and esnI1TIos
sold in competition win the mulutude u ~.
test, short.wei9ht. alum or phosphste vyIyi
ders Sod only In cans. ROY AL Ban
POWDER co. 10 Wall st, New YORK
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

Old papers at The EXAMINER OF
llco'at 20 cents hundred or $3.50 a
thousand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15

If this gentleman should get hard
up he would go TO DUFF DoMNAU
tor assistance, as DoMNAU's is the best
place in Texas TO get, money or to
spend it, Blue trout, south sido OF
square, sign of three gilt balls, Waco,
aud Gil MAIN street. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-15
TIE LADIES AMID PUBLIC

Are cordially invited to grace our new estab-
lShment with their presence To those who
find it announcement to visit us during the day,
would say that our establishment will be open
until $50 p. m.
This week we will offer 100 combination
dress patterns at SIS, So and $3.50. 1t will
pay every lady to call and inspect these goods.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
The Baptists.

Tho Baptists held services nj the
Presbyterian church during u portion
OF last week which were well attended,
'y,H good deal Of interest was aroused.
There are about forty of that per-
suasion in this locality, and an organi.
2ation has been effected with twenty
five members, but II is believed the or
ganization viii contain the first men.
TONED number at an early day. The
ladies have sustained their well earned
reputation for being foremost where
energy and enterprise are required to
advance the church work, and already
have organized an aid society, under
whose auspices q supper will be given
in the hall first door east of the Walker
house tonight, the proceeds to form the
nucleus Of the church fund. During
the coming week those chiefly interest.
ed in the work will circulate paper to
secure subscriptions to the fund for the
erection OF mn edifce which Is con-
tcmplated enterprise OF the early spring
If the proper encouragement IL re-
ceived. We are Informed that the or
ganization is considering the purchase
of the lot opposite the Presbyterian
church as a building site, though it has
not been determined. Audubon peo-
pie have always demonstrated lively
interest In all church matters, without
discriminating in favor Of any denomi-
nation, and we have no doubt the assist
ance solicited in this instance will be
readily forthcoming.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Work Of the Electric Current.

Among those who went to Omaha
and thronged about the palatial car in
which Grover the Great and latter
day saint OF Jeffersonian simplicity, is
making his princely parade, was n.
Moore Carpenter, the voluble dissemi-
nator Of depocratic information, and
capacious absorber of campaign funds,
in this bailiwick. Owing to the press
ure Of the situation he was able to OBJ
tain a commanding view of the rear
end Of the presidential car, so that he
Is now able to give a graphic descrip-
ton OF its omamentation. While he
was thus feasting and staring intellect
ually at the back door, he became wear
led of his attitude and rested his foot
upon the iron rail of the road bed. Still
later he conceived that the car link
would be an enduring souvenir of the
memorable occasion, and accordingly
feloniously, but rs it was an act of love,
we cannot say maliciously, laid hand
upon the link, with intent to abscond
and place IL among his collection of
bric-a-brac. As soon as his hand touch
ed the link a deadly palor o'er-spread
his face, the muscles convulsed and the
shock sent his glistening tile to the
ground. The gentleman was completely
prostrated-the circuit of presidential
electricity having been complete with
one foot on the rail and his hand on the
link. lie was carried to secluded
spot and one of the faithful being press
ent, took from his hip pocket medicine
case some campaign elixir, which soon
revived the deciple of Jeffersonian
simplicity. Any extravagant state
ments he may make regarding his in,
terview with the president may be taken
with grain Of allowance, in view Of
these circumstances.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Nevmade Citizens.

During the September term of the
district court the following named gen
tIemon were invested with the privileges
and responsibilities Of citizenship, to
become the prey of the scheming tho
much abused politician,
Sorn G. ,Sorenson, George Jones, ia
kob Hansen, w. III. Barnes, Thos. ID.
blackwell, Henry Kossenhaschen, Hen
~ RUDE, ,Jorgen Marcussen, Jeppe Mel
son, Yeppe Jorgensen Schmidt, Hans
Marcusen, Andrew Hansen, John An
derson, Carl Johnson, Matthias Mathl-
son, Hans J. Hansen, Herman Rasmus-
sen, Thomas Scott, Freddie Callesen,..D
Mule, Jacob Wagner, VIM. j. Gebers,
Henry +. Rohrs, Henry Vehrs, Hans
Knudsen, OH Hansen, Hans J. Hansen
Hans Peter Mortensen, Eli Hansen,
Martin Mortensen and Peter Morton
sen.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
The Young Man Who Drinks.

The Sioux city Journal utters the
following truthful remarks:
The young man who Is known to bs
given 70 Intoxicating drink is having u
hard row to hoe in this world There is
no encouraging place tor him. The door
of pEcferment, even the door OF employ.
mcnt is closed against him. The rail
road manager has no use for him at all.
The banker and the merchant are In
league against him. There is no room
higher up for him in any OF the profes.
sions, Aud in journalism the first
query now raised In the face Of young
man seeking n footing is not so much
whether he ever drinks to excess as
whether he ever touches the liquid fire
at all. II he does, his application is
not worth the paper 1t is written on.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
GOLD GIVEN AWAY.
We Offer three large prizes to our
customers.
list, $4,000 in Gold.
I'd, Handsome Gold Watch.
Sd, % yards All Wool Carpet.
One ticket given with every Dollars
worth Of goods sold by US.
RUSSELL a SON.

Tho exceeding expense of anthracite
above wood for heating purposes recTs
with material force TO those who are
called upon to secure the winter supply
Wood brought from the southern part
of the county Is delivered here ut $40
per cord, and Is much more economical
than either hard or soft coal The
plants of the people against pooling
coal companies and extorting transport
tation corporations, while means of re-
lief are SO convenient may hardly be
credited MS sincere.
Belle boyd was greeted by very
largo audience at Audubon last Satur,
day evening notwithstanding the IN
clemency of the weather, and the lady
succeeded admirably in entertaining her
hearers, She has history of surpass-
ing interest and recites her story In be-
coming manner and fine diction. 10
the veterans II recalls memories OF
hardships and deeds OF bravery, while
TO those who have later come upon the
stage of life II rivals the tales of fiction
while there are those living who attes,
IL all rs fact,
The September term Of district court
was adjourned yesterday, after session
of fourteen days, during which til,
docket was pretty wen cleared up. Ii
tho case Of the state vs., John Muller
for the violation of the prohibitory law
defendant was Tined $500 and costs, The
latter approSimating 800, Two eases
were brought against DR.. Cloughly, on,
for violation Of temporary injunction
and one asking that u permanent in
junction issue. A large number o.
witnesses were examined aud the tes
timony fully submitted. Arguments o.
counsel will be heard by Judge Carson
at Atlantic within forty days.
The Senter payton comedy company
| which is playing weeks engagement
at the Opera House, has given tire,
excellent entertainments so far, Mr.
Payton Is natural born comedian ant
never fails to bring down the house
Miss Dot Putnam and Miss lola Pay
ton are both good artists aud come IN
for their share of appreciation, Tues
day night as "Seth swap" Mr. Paytor
captured the audience and kept every
body in rolllclSing good humor al
evening. Last night one OF the largest
audiences that ever filed the Opera
House was present TO witness "Diyor
ced; or Lost and Won" Here, again
as NJ, T. Mugs. Mr.. Payton found his
element, and was often and repeatedly
applauded Tonight the company pro,
duces the comical New England drama
entitled, Josh Whitcomb." IL you
want an evening of rollicking fun don't
fail to see Payton in the role of this &C,
centric down east Yankee MdreRgo
Democrat.
The Senter Payton company will up!
pear ut court house hall In Audubon
every evening next week.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
AT GRAY.
Boom and Fizz of the New South.

We have ut hand prospectus Of
Tallapoosa, Ga, and find II a fine exam.
pie of boom and tizz, II is book of
thirty.two pages descriptive Of what
the town will be, and large proportion
of the illustrations, In fact all the
buildings Of any consequence, are pro
posed The town 10 listed in Cranes
atlas, as having 80 inhabitants, just
what proportion of which is proposed"
IL not stated. The publishers would
have acted wisely in Withholding pub.
lication of this work, until some of the
proposed enterprises had materialized.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Our Special ofor.

Arrangements have been completed whereby we
can give our subscribers who pay all arroarage aud
one year in advance very desirable premium, IL
tho Americdn Hrpsr, monthly newspaper, Of six.
teen pages devoted exclusively to the Interests OF
the farmer Its Dairy, Horsc, Poultry, swlne Sheep,
Bee aud Miscellaneous Departments are unsurpassed
by any agricultural paper published; and the Ladies'
Department, containing recipes, suggestions and
general instructions, make 1t a welcome visitor In
homes presided over by women anxious to learn the
latest IN the culinary art, Each department Is care.
fully and ably conducted The paper is filled with
Instructive reading mattor--few advertisements ap.
pearing The publishers price OF tho Iwsricga
Farmer Is One Dollar por year. but II will be sent
year free to all subscribers NEW old ofrnE Rsrpp.
rIcAN, who pay ono year in advance. This Is an
opportunity to get really hrst,olass agricultural
monthly for nothisg, aud should be improved by all
OF our htmer friends who desire TO increase their
knowledge and Information regarding the business
In which they arc engaged Copies Of the .imsrtcda
Fdr1Her may be seen at this oflee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Cattle Sale.

Two hundred and seventy-ive head
of short horn cattle consisting Of two
year old steers, yearling steers, heifers
and spring calves vii! be sold ut the
G. II. ]. & =. stock yards In Audubon at
IL o'clock IN. Saturday, Oct 18th. One
years time without interest II paid
when due.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Beware, Senter Payton.

We are long suffering people and
will patiently endure East Lynne, or a
temperance lecture, or u political har-
angue from Octayius Phineas Waitman,
but don't tempt us to violence by pre-
senting the trials Of our esteemed rela-
tive, Uncle Tom. Don't do IL.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
Township Caucuses.

Republicans Of Viola are requested to
meet at Center school house, Saturday,
Oct. %, at 1880 p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating township officers, and the
transaction Of such other business ms
may come before the meeting. A full
attendance is desired
j. A. OvERHoLTZER, Chm.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13
List Of Letters

Remaining uncalled FOR during the
week ending Oct. 3, 1887.
Adams, Chas. Christensen, Hans =
Daniels, Henry M. Emery, Anna
Longshord, w. B. Mccoy, Geo.
McCabe James Miller, Alfred III.
Nochols, Mrs. Dora Hunt, :. g.
Smullen, Ills. Sly, Il. A.
Subject TO be sent to the dead letter
office in thirty days, Persons calling
for the above will please say "adyer-
tised." f. $. FOSTER, =. M.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-10-13

Henry j. Gabel, superintendent Of
schools of Carroll county, died at his
home in Arcadia, ON Monday. He was
but twenty-eight years of age, and gave
promise of noble life.